[Field Y] Lee Chang-seop said, "I'm not cured of my throat health, but I'm recovering fast."

Singer Lee Chang-seop explained the state of neck health caused by vocal cord polyps.

At 4 p.m. today (2nd), a media showcase was held at Blue Square Mastercard Hall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul to commemorate the release of Lee Chang-seop's first solo studio album "1991."

Lee Chang-seop said, "I canceled all singing schedules due to abnormalities in my throat health. Still, he recovered well after treatment and recovery. I was able to finish preparing the album safely. It is not a cure, but the pace of recovery is increasing day by day," he said.

On his mindset to start his activities, he said, "I'm happy to keep showing you something. Even during the Chuseok holiday, I couldn't rest, so I worked on my schedule and prepared for the album. I think we did a lot of activities, but it started today. So I made up my mind again," he replied.

Lee Chang-seop's first solo album "1991" is an album that captures the mindset of being firm and free only as he continues to move forward without stopping in 1991, the year Lee Chang-seop was born.

The first title song "33" (Samsam) is a song about the autobiographical story of 33-year-old Lee Chang-seop who realized while looking back on the past. Lee Chang-seop wrote the lyrics alone and released the message, "We have to move forward every moment," and leads the pop rock genre with a light and appealing voice between a full guitar sound and a grand quire.

Another title song, "OLD TOWN" (Old Town), is a city pop song that expresses memories with Lee Chang-seop's affectionate and bouncy emotions. The combination of musical instrument sounds such as retro piano, funky guitar, and rhythmic drum will provide the pleasure of listening.

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